Thread: A method (Interrupted Sleep Audio Method) for lucidity for those who can't get up to WBTB or newbies

My Invisible clock arrived early! I live only a handful of miles from where it shipped, so I got it this afternoon. I'm shocked at how many functions it has and how complex (and flexible) the alarm options are. Your sock idea is great. Just so happens I have an unmatched white sock I can use. My wife has a special talent for losing solitary socks when she does the laundry. In this case, I can't be mad!

I can see I'm going to have to rely (and not lose!) the instruction sheet. I'll let you know if I encounter any problems. I'm looking forward to employing this device in my LD training. We should keep this thread alive and see how many clever ways people can think of to re-purpose this device to aid in attaining lucidity.

EDIT: hmmmmm....Looks like I have to wake up to turn the vibration alarm off. I was hoping it would vibrate for 20 seconds or so and then stop on its own so that the vibrations would bleed into my dream in a manner similar to the lights on a Remee. A little bummed about that. Looks like you have to manually shut it off with a button press. And that means waking up fully.

You would think with all the complexity built into this device that programming a discrete period of vibration would be an option. Too bad. That inability greatly diminishes the utility of the device IMHO.

EDIT#2: I take it back. It MAY shut itself off after 20 seconds. The instructions aren't exactly clear. There is a "tip" that alludes to a 20 second vibration which may not need to be shut off. If I programmed it correctly I guess I'll find out in a few hours.

DH